Sustainable Biomass Energy
Field residue, measured as fuel.
Compressed agricultural and wood biomass for industrial co-firing. Tested to EN ISO methods, shipped against a certificate of analysis.
- Calorific value
- 4,800kcal/kg
- Fixed carbon
- 17–25%
- Moisture
- ≤10%
- Ash
- ≤3%
India burns an estimated 90 million tonnes of crop residue in open fields every year. The same material, densified, runs an industrial boiler at 4,800 kcal/kg.
Non-torrefied
Conventional white pellet — the default grade for dedicated biomass boilers.
Torrefied
Mild pyrolysis before pelletizing. Higher density, water-resistant, grinds like coal.
Five stages, one continuous line.
It starts as waste.
Rice husk, wood residue and agricultural stubble that would otherwise be burned in open fields. Collected across Eastern India through a network of farm-level aggregators.
Every batch is measured before it moves.
Incoming biomass is sampled for moisture and foreign matter at the weighbridge. Material outside tolerance is rejected at intake rather than corrected downstream.
Dried, milled, and pressed under its own lignin.
Chips are dried and fed to the die under pressure. No binder is added — the lignin in the biomass softens and sets, which is what holds the pellet together.
A fuel with a specification, not a grade.
Cooled, screened and tested to EN ISO methods. Every consignment ships against a certificate of analysis rather than a nominal grade.
It burns in the boiler you already own.
Co-fired at 5–20% alongside coal with no capital modification to the plant. The carbon released is the carbon the crop absorbed the season before.
- Residue
- Intake
- Densification
- Pellet
- Combustion
Published values, not nominal grades.
Every consignment ships with a certificate of analysis. Full test reports available on request.
| Parameter | Unit | Typical value | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gross calorific value | kcal/kg | ≥ 4,800 | EN ISO 18125 |
| Fixed carbon | % | 17–25 | — |
| Volatile matter | % | 65–75 | — |
| Moisture content | % | ≤ 10 | EN ISO 18134-2 |
| Ash content | % | ≤ 3 | EN ISO 18122 |
| Bulk density | kg/m³ | 600–750 | EN ISO 17828 |
| Mechanical durability | % | ≥ 97.5 | EN ISO 17831-1 |
| Diameter | mm | 6 / 8 / 10 | EN ISO 17225-2 |
| Length | mm | ≤ 40 | EN ISO 17225-2 |
| Sulphur content | % | ≤ 0.05 | EN ISO 16994 |
| Chlorine content | % | ≤ 0.02 | EN ISO 16994 |
| Nitrogen content | % | ≤ 0.3 | EN ISO 16948 |
Where it burns.
- Thermal power
- Co-firing for grid-scale boilers reducing carbon intensity
- Biomass power
- Dedicated renewable fuel for continuous generation
- Cement
- Stable kiln thermal energy displacing fossil fuel
- Steel
- Cleaner process heat for energy-intensive operations
- Paper & pulp
- Continuous steam and process heat
- Industrial steam
- Drop-in fuel for steam and hot-water systems
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